IOF2020’S CONTEXT AND END Sample Clauses

IOF2020’S CONTEXT AND END. USER ENGAGEMENT SETTING IoF2020 (Internet of Food and Farm 2020) aimed to accelerate adoption of IoT for securing sufficient, safe and healthy food and to strengthen competitiveness of farming and food chains in Europe. The heart of the project is formed by 19 use cases (UCs - grouped in 5 trials with end-users from Arable, Dairy, Fruits, Vegetables and Meat verticals) that demonstrate the business case of innovative IoT solutions for a large number of application areas. A lean multi-actor approach focusing on user acceptability, stakeholder engagement and sustainable business models boost technology and market readiness levels. Development is enhanced by an open IoT architecture and infrastructure of reusable components based on existing standards and a security and privacy framework. The approach of IoF2020 to end-user engagement focussed more on the end of the innovation process. Therefore limited early-stage support was needed from U4IoT. Stakeholders were rather involved in a Business-to-Business interaction, including a complex value-chain with a lot of legal, field-specific aspects to be considered. There is a lot of expertise embedded in IoF2020 concerning these topics; and if a necessary expertise was lacking, knowledge has been created, e.g., by forming new WPs. End-users are envisioned to be engaged towards the end of the project (2020), there will be User Experience support with regard to product development for selected products.
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